Articles by Date: December / 2025

Scientists discover ancient bee nests inside fossilized bones in a Caribbean cave, revealing unusual nesting behavior and shedding light on prehistoric ecosystems.

A new study reveals that the risk of satellite collisions in low-Earth orbit is alarmingly high, with a catastrophic event potentially occurring within days if collision-avoidance systems fail.

The US is reportedly stalling a $41 billion AI and quantum computing deal with the UK due to disagreements over tech regulations, food safety, and digital taxes.

Larian Studios' CEO clarifies the studio's stance on AI, assuring fans that they aren't replacing developers with AI for the new Divinity game.

A California judge ruled Tesla misled consumers with Autopilot and Full Self-Driving marketing, potentially leading to a sales suspension.

Using NASA's Webb Telescope, a team of astronomers has found an exoplanet shaped like a lemon. The discovery poses questions about its formation and unusual atmosphere.

OpenAI launches an app store inside ChatGPT, allowing users to connect to services like Spotify and Dropbox for enhanced functionality. A new world is coming for AI.

Reportedly, China has a prototype EUV machine. If confirmed, the nation would be closer to creating advanced chips. How will this affect global tech?

The FTC is reportedly investigating Instacart due to concerns about its AI-powered pricing tool, which may show different users varied prices.

The Ultrahuman Ring Air enhances its capabilities with new tech to monitor snoring and respiratory health, offering a detailed sleep analysis. But there's a subscription.

Adobe is hit with a class-action lawsuit alleging the use of pirated books to train its AI models, raising questions about copyright in AI development.

Tech moguls like Eric Schmidt are backing CERN's next-gen particle collider with a massive $1 billion investment, aiming for breakthroughs in fundamental physics and technology.